Early Pottery Technologies among Foragers in Global Perspective
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Early Pottery Technologies among Foragers in Global Perspective
Cultural Transformations through Material Practice
Varadzinova, Lenka; Varadzin, Ladislav; Garcea, Elena A. A.; D'Ercole, Giulia
Springer International Publishing AG
11/2024
295
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9783031717765
15 a 20 dias
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Chapter 1. Introduction; D'Ercole G., Garcea E. A. A., Varadzinova L. and Varadzin L.- Chapter 2. Pre-Younger Dryas pottery manufacturing techniques and behaviours: Comparative cases from Tanegashima Island, southern Japan; Iizuka, F., Vandiver, P..- Chapter 3. Maritime Expansion, Pottery Technology, and Crafting Identities: the emergence and use of pottery by coastal hunter-gatherer-fishers of Korea and Russian Far East; Jangsuk, K., Seong, C..- Chapter 4. Taken at the Flood: Catastrophic landscape change and the emergence of ceramics in Eastern Siberia; Hommel, P..- Chapter 5. Review Paper (TBA) Jordan, P. D..- Chapter 6. Could the invention of pottery have western roots?; Yanshina, O..- Chapter 7. On the emergence of pottery vessel technology: does residue analysis have the answers?; Heron, C., Craig, O..- Chapter 8. Container cultures in hunter-gatherer societies of North Eurasia: Deciphering functions, roles and meanings; Piezonka, H..- Chapter 9. Why pottery? - an Eastern Fennoscandian view on the beginning of ceramics production; Pesonen, P., Papakosta, V.. - Chapter 10. Ceramisation of hunter-gatherers in north-central Europe; Nowak, M..- Chapter 11. The beginning of Pottery Production in Northeast India; Sharma, S..- Chapter 12. Intensification and ritualization of the manipulation of staples along the steps to food production in Eastern Anatolia; Balossi Restelli, F..- Chapter 13. Pots among foragers: Early Holocene Ceramic Production in the Tadrart Acacus; Di Lernia, S., Rotunno, R.- Chapter 14. Four thousand years of ceramics by foragers in the Jebel Sabaloka, Middle Nile Valley (Sudan); Garcea, E.A.A., D'Ercole, G., McCool, J-P, Varadzin, L., Varadzinova, L..- Chapter 15. Boiling energy: socioecological and spiritual dimensions of pottery emergence among southern African foragers; Stewart, B..- Chapter 16. Post-harvest intensification and Pottery Pre-Neolithics: parallel innovations of endo-cuisine in Asian and African hunter-gatherers; Fuller, D. Q..- Chapter 17. Doing things from the beginning: new data on the independent invention of pottery in Amazonian shellmounds; Pugliese, F..- Chapter 18. Cultural transformations through material practice: early pottery technologies among foragers in global perspective: is there a common denominator?; D'Ercole G., Garcea E. A. A., Varadzinova L. and Varadzin L.
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World Prehistory pottery;Hunter-Gatherers pottery;Early Pottery Technology;Epipaleolithic pottery;Mesolithic pottery;Post-Harvest Intensification;Technical Knowledge Accumulation;Foraging Economy early material culture;Pre-Younger Dryas pottery manufacturing techniques;Maritime Expansion Pottery Technology;pottery coastal hunter-gatherer-fishers;emergence of ceramics in Eastern Siberia;emergence of pottery vessel technology;Container cultures hunter-gatherer societies North Eurasia;Ceramisation of hunter-gatherers;Intensification and ritualization food production;Early Holocene Ceramic Production in the Tadrart Acacus;Socioecological spiritual pottery emergence;Post-harvest intensification Pottery Pre-Neolithics
Chapter 1. Introduction; D'Ercole G., Garcea E. A. A., Varadzinova L. and Varadzin L.- Chapter 2. Pre-Younger Dryas pottery manufacturing techniques and behaviours: Comparative cases from Tanegashima Island, southern Japan; Iizuka, F., Vandiver, P..- Chapter 3. Maritime Expansion, Pottery Technology, and Crafting Identities: the emergence and use of pottery by coastal hunter-gatherer-fishers of Korea and Russian Far East; Jangsuk, K., Seong, C..- Chapter 4. Taken at the Flood: Catastrophic landscape change and the emergence of ceramics in Eastern Siberia; Hommel, P..- Chapter 5. Review Paper (TBA) Jordan, P. D..- Chapter 6. Could the invention of pottery have western roots?; Yanshina, O..- Chapter 7. On the emergence of pottery vessel technology: does residue analysis have the answers?; Heron, C., Craig, O..- Chapter 8. Container cultures in hunter-gatherer societies of North Eurasia: Deciphering functions, roles and meanings; Piezonka, H..- Chapter 9. Why pottery? - an Eastern Fennoscandian view on the beginning of ceramics production; Pesonen, P., Papakosta, V.. - Chapter 10. Ceramisation of hunter-gatherers in north-central Europe; Nowak, M..- Chapter 11. The beginning of Pottery Production in Northeast India; Sharma, S..- Chapter 12. Intensification and ritualization of the manipulation of staples along the steps to food production in Eastern Anatolia; Balossi Restelli, F..- Chapter 13. Pots among foragers: Early Holocene Ceramic Production in the Tadrart Acacus; Di Lernia, S., Rotunno, R.- Chapter 14. Four thousand years of ceramics by foragers in the Jebel Sabaloka, Middle Nile Valley (Sudan); Garcea, E.A.A., D'Ercole, G., McCool, J-P, Varadzin, L., Varadzinova, L..- Chapter 15. Boiling energy: socioecological and spiritual dimensions of pottery emergence among southern African foragers; Stewart, B..- Chapter 16. Post-harvest intensification and Pottery Pre-Neolithics: parallel innovations of endo-cuisine in Asian and African hunter-gatherers; Fuller, D. Q..- Chapter 17. Doing things from the beginning: new data on the independent invention of pottery in Amazonian shellmounds; Pugliese, F..- Chapter 18. Cultural transformations through material practice: early pottery technologies among foragers in global perspective: is there a common denominator?; D'Ercole G., Garcea E. A. A., Varadzinova L. and Varadzin L.
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World Prehistory pottery;Hunter-Gatherers pottery;Early Pottery Technology;Epipaleolithic pottery;Mesolithic pottery;Post-Harvest Intensification;Technical Knowledge Accumulation;Foraging Economy early material culture;Pre-Younger Dryas pottery manufacturing techniques;Maritime Expansion Pottery Technology;pottery coastal hunter-gatherer-fishers;emergence of ceramics in Eastern Siberia;emergence of pottery vessel technology;Container cultures hunter-gatherer societies North Eurasia;Ceramisation of hunter-gatherers;Intensification and ritualization food production;Early Holocene Ceramic Production in the Tadrart Acacus;Socioecological spiritual pottery emergence;Post-harvest intensification Pottery Pre-Neolithics
